1/2 punching

Jurgen Goering pianoforte at pianofortesupply.com
Mon Aug 7 23:53:07 MDT 2006


David - I have been off list for a few days, so please excuse the late 
response to this thread.

I believe the key balance point is an area that has often been 
overlooked in regards action refinement.    For years I have been 
replacing the thick, spongy balance rail punchings with thin ones made 
out of 1.0 mm bushing cloth, for better regulation ease and stability, 
but especially to cut down on energy loss at the key fulcrum through 
compression of the balance rail punching.

For almost a year I have been offering a new balance rail punching made 
out of a higher density Crescendo felt (not cloth).  There is minimal 
compression on these 1.4 mm (.056") punchings.  I have had nothing but 
positive feedback from technicians. The cut-off punchings, (which I 
call "Accelerated) cost $1.00 more per set, for those technicians who 
want to try the effects of that old technique.
More info at http://www.pianofortesupply.com/cresbalpunch.html
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Jurgen Goering
Piano Forte Supply
(250) 754-2440
info at pianofortesupply.com
http://www.pianofortesupply.com


On Aug 5, 2006, at 6:15 AM, David Stanwood wrote:

> I noticed in Rochester that Jurgen Goering at Piano Forte Supply in 
> Canada was selling cloth balance rail punchings cut just to the edge 
> of the hole,.... enough to reduce the ratio while leaving something to 
> keep the punching on the pin.  His feeling was that the punching would 
> have no reason to rotate once in place and said it was an old 
> technique.
>
> Maybe Jurgen can share some of his history with the technique.
>
> Regards,
>
> David Stanwood
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